Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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p-vvr9u...91.,--,.-1...- .. - .-, , 3 Af: z W 'eg-:pug ' Spiritual Life Among the aims of a liberal arts college is the spiritual education of man. Students can better them- selves spiritually in many ways - daily Mass, visits to chapel, and membership in an on-campus spiritual organization. The Senior Class, however, has an exceptional spiritual opportunity - a three day closed retreat. This year the seniors chose to make their retreat at Cary. Afterwards, the general consensus was that a closed retreat is one of the highlights of a Catholic college education. If only this were a wedding bell. Father assigns Mary her room, After three days of silence, we can talk. 77

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Newspaper In its second year of publication, the Campus Crier continues to fulfill the need for communication on the Mary Manse campus. Initiated in 1964 as an answer to this need, this student publication consists of four pages devoted to campus news, features, columns, and other stories of interest to the student body. Originally published quarterly during the 1964- 65 term, the Campus C rier is now published monthly to better serve its readers. Throughout this past year, the staff, headed by editor, Mary Lee Rietzke, and faculty advisor, Mr. Francis Yezbick of the English Department, has worked diligently to publish a newspaper meeting college standards. Preludes, a literary supplement to the newspaper, is published annually in the spring of the year. This magazine includes the literary efforts of students who wish to submit their work for publication. Nuff' Yearbook editors, Cathy and Mary, begin the big job. Radio Radio is another media by which Mary Manse Col- lege is presented to the City of Toledo. Through its own radio program, Mary Manse Presents, the city has an opportunity to hear talented reading, singing, and musical performances. Such a program is indeed an asset to our community. Girls await air time. 76 staff of Campus Crier works to meet a deadline. Yearbook Busy and hard working, aptly describes the Brescian Staff through the 1964-1965 year. Many hours of planning work, and thought are in the make- up of any yearbook, and the Brescian is no exception. Nevertheless the Brescum Staff put forth that added effort that we feel goes into making our book a little bit better. In light of this, the Brescian Staff wishes its readers many enjoyable hours filled with happy memories.

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Learning About Our Faith 1: Retreat Master at Mary Manse. www I The word is I-n c-o-n-c-a-t-e-n-a-t-i-o-n,', class. 78 :iff . ' Yi' 1 A+ 1